Post: #1

Well, I'm speechless. I'm not sure what's worse, the premise or the singing.

Post: #2

I want my brain cells back.

Post: #3

I may have just snapped. I'm not even kidding.

Post: #4

I got 45 seconds in and I couldn't take it anymore. Especially since neither of them are super hot. The brunette is a 8 at best.

Post: #5

(04-18-2012 10:52 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  I may have just snapped. I'm not even kidding.

You'll get through it man. Call up the bitchiest, most feminist girl in your rotation and hate-fuck the shit out of her.

Post: #6

I'm biased against white girls but I give them a 7 at BEST. They remind me of girls in L.A. that are probably the hottest girl in whatever little midwest town where they grew up, then they come here and they're 100% average and generic.

Post: #7

I'd rather loop rebecca black

Post: #8

LOL!

The poor deluded dears. They probably are the hottest girls in their class at high school, which isn't saying much of course.

The worst is their voices.....it's amazing how some people just can't sing AT ALL, but think they can.

I eventually had to turn it off at 1:54. I couldn't take it any more.

Post: #9

Kill it. Kill it with fire!

Post: #10

I made it :55 sec in. That Blonde has the chin of a mule, The brunette can get it but yes she is average looking girl you see everyday. The sad thing is some beta chump probably filmed and edited this shit for them. Women could not make such a shitty a mindless video with that kind of quality.

I hope a wilderbeast Alpha nuts in their eyes this weekend.

Post: #11

serious entitlement issues

Post: #12

From the description...

Quote:Old Bailey Productions did not create any of the audio or lyrics for this video. We produced the video as a favor.

?????????

Post: #13

(04-19-2012 04:47 PM)kosko Wrote:  I hope a wilderbeast Alpha nuts in their eyes this weekend.

Hahahahahaha yes!!!!

Post: #14

I thought it was going to be like some kind of parody. Instead it sounded like a walrus humping a toaster.

Post: #15

I'm more pissed that they didn't use autotune.

Post: #16

These two make Rebecca Black look good (talent wise not looks)

Post: #17

I think this is a classic case of tits or GTFO.

Post: #18

(04-20-2012 05:03 AM)Roosh Wrote:  I'm more pissed that they didn't use autotune.

Right. If they'd used autotune, it might have been watchable to the end.

Post: #19

The fuck happened here...a deaf person could tell this is a piece of shit..

Post: #20

Get ready to get mad. Naturally, the apologists are coming out. This isn't "teens just being teens." This is why it's a problem.

From: MSNBC (Source)

Quote:Helen A.S. Popkin
'Hot Girl Problems' confirms Internet hates teenage girls

Thanks to their awkward and tuneless YouTube video "Hot Girl Problems," two 17-year-old girls from Los Angeles have the dubious distinction of being dubbed "the next Rebecca Black."

Why? It's not that we need a new version of the adolescent girl behind "Friday," the Auto-Tuned masterpiece of mediocrity which became 2011's cool thing to hate. It's just that … well … when you work in the media, adjectives can be hard (apparently). It's just easier to call pretty much anything "the next blah blah blah."

And while "anti-bullying" is all the rage, it's still cool on the Internet to hate on teenage girls … especially if they're acting like … um … teenage girls. What's more, you don't need to be a troll in a chat room to do it, you can work in the media as well.

Thanks to main stream media coverage, "Hot Girl Problems" -- performed by "Double Take" (Drew Garrett and Lauren Willy) has more than than 2 million views and 71,000 "dislikes."

Here's a sample of how it's been covered:

"'Hot Problems' might just be the worst song of 2012 -- if not of all time" is the headline ABC News went with.

"These "hot" girls' problems are now everyone's problems," reads the first sentence in a snark-filled story on the girls from the Huffington Post.

"The Video That Destroyed my Faith in Humanity," headline's The Next Web's post.

True enough, it's an awful video. The girls speak/sing in that annoying nasal tone of ... well ... teenage girls. Meanwhile the lyrics -- tongue-in-cheek or no -- aren't much better. For example: "Boys call me stuck up; girls say I'm conceited, on behalf of all hot girls, those comments aren't needed."

I know, right? It sounds like something ... um ... teenage girls would say.

Which is my point exactly.

Yes, yes, you’re very astute. I am, indeed, a member of the media whose actual job it is to make fun of stuff on the Internet and as such, the last person in cyberspace who can safely throw stones. But I bagged on this story when it first went “viral,” because, as I told my boss, comedy ain’t funny when it mocks those without power. These girls may or may not enjoy more privileges than others their age, but they’re still teenage girls, and that’s a comparatively powerless thing to be, especially on the Internet.

If we've learned anything from the deadly combination of Twitter and Justin Bieber, it's that teenage girls can be annoying and obnoxious, and especially to each other. True, Garrett and Willy have aged out of the True Belieber crowd, nearly aged out of high school, and if they're even remotely familiar with the hate fest that is YouTube comments, they can't be surprised to see themselves slammed. But -- and this can't be stressed enough -- they are teenagers. And yet, with "Hot Girl Problems," Internet girl hate goes mainstream.

Before Rebecca Black -- who was harassed by 4chan's infamous /b/board -- we had Jessi Slaughter. You may remember Jessi from her now-deceased father gave us the meme quote, "consequences will never be the same." Jessi's obnoxious quest for Internet fame resulted in death threats and worse.

Then there's Angie Varona, who at 14, became a star of Reddit's underage girl-oogling forums when her photos were scraped from her Facebook profile and other online accounts. As Gawker's Adrian Chen noted, "Young girls who try to be famous are cut down in a rage of vicious comments and death threats. And young girls like Angie Varona who aren't trying to be famous? That's just a turn on, whether they like it or not."

Those girls gained their uneasy Internet fame thanks to forums such as 4chan and Reddit. Now that "viral" equals "news," capricious gals don't need Internet trolls to make them famous in the worst possible way. Mainstream media is happy to take the helm.

Helen A.S. Popkin goes blah blah blah about the Internet. Tell her to get a real job on Twitter and/or Facebook. Also, Google+. Because that's how she rolls.

Post: #21

^This is what has created two generations (and counting) of insufferable American girls. The deadly combination of infantilization and enabling. Girls like this are free to flaunt their sexuality and taunt others with it, all behind the cover of a public that will race to their rescue the moment someone calls them out for their attention-seeking and for their inflated egos. A subset of dudes will agree with them (inflating their egos), and those who don't get slammed (further inflating their egos). The girls walk away scott-free, laughing all the way, to a college campus, bar, or club near you.

"They're just teens being teens." Nope. If you're going to act like a grown woman (flaunting and dangling your sexuality), you've now entered a new world--even if that's on the Internet. We all bear responsibility here.

Post: #22

Are you fucking kidding me? A goddamn MSNBC article white knighting for these little cunts?

That's it, I've officially lost all hope. America is fucked. Everybody get yours and get out before the ship sinks.

Post: #23

It wasn't this bad when I was in high school right before cell phones exploded. Phones and the internet fucked the game up bad. This is an ugly time for young guys.

Post: #24

(04-21-2012 01:00 PM)gringochileno Wrote:  Are you fucking kidding me? A goddamn MSNBC article white knighting for these little cunts?

That's it, I've officially lost all hope. America is fucked. Everybody get yours and get out before the ship sinks.

White Knights are finally being exposed though in internet circles. I have been seeing the term "Black Knights" being used in references to males who enjoy trolling and shaming attention whoring females online.

Post: #25

I chose to overlook the fact that they can't sing, and instead focused on the fact that they aren't hot. They're cute at best. They'd both get done on any given night...and not get a callback unless they were freaks. And that would be only if a dude couldn't land anything better that night.